Yoga for Osteoporosis


The Complete Guide
Loren Fishman, MD, and Ellen Saltonstall
Publisher: W.W. Norton & Co., March 01, 2010
Review: Written by Loren Fishman, M.D., and Anusara yoga instructor Ellen Saltonstall, Yoga for Osteoporosis is a user-friendly medical yoga program for the management and prevention of osteoporosis.
While drugs and surgery alleviate pain, research shows that low-impact, bone-strengthening exercises are the best treatment—hence, yoga, which strengthens bones without endangering joints. In this comprehensive guide, the authors, who between them have seven decades of clinical experience, help readers understand osteoporosis and provide physiologically sound exercises for beginners and experts with easy-to-follow instructions and photographs.
Osteoporosis sufferers of all ages will benefit from the healing and strengthening practice of yoga.


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Single Husbands


A Novel
Honey B
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, March 16, 2009
Review: Honey B is Mary B. Morrison, and who better than the chart-blazing New York Times bestselling author of Sexcapades and reigning queen of sex, sizzle and scandal to dole out such a deliciously satisfying story of cheating husbands and relationships on the rocks….
Herschel Henderson may have said "I do" to take gorgeous Nikki’s hand in marriage, but in reality, the only thing he vowed to do was to take her money. While he still goes along with all the dark sex games Nikki craves, he’s much more interested in getting it on with his mistress. Brian Flaw meant to love his wife till death do they part, but since he and the beautiful Michelle are both workaholics, he is easily bored by the one-note sex he has with her. And with such a diverse pool of sexy women constantly throwing themselves at Brian, he cannot resist temptation. Although Lexington Lewis vowed to Donna he’d stand by her for better or worse, their marriage has gotten so bad, there doesn’t seem to be any “better” left. These cheating husbands would rather honor their libidos than their vows, and all refuse to give up the sexual freedom they enjoyed as single men. But that’s about to get old. And fast


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A Game of Thrones



George R.R. Martin
Publisher: Bantam, August 01, 1996
Review: 'My first George Martin book was Fevre Dream, from way back in the days when I was just a member of the SFBC. I've still got that book, and I've been searching for more of his stuff ever since. So as soon as A Game of Thrones came into the office, I snapped it up--and wished I could keep reading it forever. I feel like the Starks are my family now, and I even almost like Tyrion Lannister (who's something like a ruthless Miles Vorkosigan). If you love good fantasy, you owe it to yourself to read this book--if only to feel the shiver on your spine when you realize the true importance of the Stark family motto: "Winter is coming.''--Andy Wheeler, associate editor Long ago, when great dragons and wolves roamed the land, the seasons were thrown out of balance, creating a world where summers can last decades and winters a lifetime. Here, in the cold, vast forests of the North, where even summer brings snow, live the Starks of Winterfell, a family as unyielding as the land they were born to, and as fierce as the direwolf which graces their coat of arms. Soon, as winter descends upon the realm, the Starks will be swept up in a blizzard of mystery and tragedy, intrigue and adventure, as they and their rivals play the oldest game of all--the game of thrones.
The sight of the direwolf, dead, with six squirming pups--the same number as his own children--would have troubled a more superstitious man. But Ned Stark did not believe in omens. He believed in a man's duty to his home, his family and his king. And if the King was a good friend, all the better.
But some would deem it inauspicious that Ned's King was on his way to Winterfell that very day, to offer Ned the second most powerful seat in the realm.
It was the last thing in the world he wanted. If he accepted, he would have to journey south to King's Landing and live among vipers. Worse, he would have to leave Winterfell and his beloved family behind...and winter was coming. Still, one did not refuse the King--especially not Robert Barratheon, a bear of a man who preferred a warhammer to a sword in battle.
It would be a decision that would shape the fate of his family.
Eight-year-old Bran Stark loved to climb. Nothing could keep him from scaling the walls and towers of Winterfell like an enthusiastic spider, with just the tips of his fingers and toes to guide him. He would never fall, he had told his father...until the day he climbed the broken watchtower and overheard a conversation no one was meant to hear....
When you were born a dwarf--especially to a family such as the proud, powerful Lannisters of Casterly Rock--you could damn well say and do just about anything you had a mind to. A hobbled little man with a brutish brow and mismatched eyes, Tyrion Lannister knew his limitations, and his strengths. He'd never be a swordsman...but things were expected of him as brother of the Queen.
Set against a landscape as immediate and memorable as its finely-drawn cast of characters, A Game of Thrones is a masterpiece of storytelling that catches you up from the opening pages, grips you until the end, and leaves you yearning for more. (736 pp.)


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Early Dawn



Catherine Anderson
Publisher: Nal Signet, Div Of Penguin Putnam, December 29, 2009
Review: Bestselling author Catherine Anderson outdoes herself with Early Dawn, an emotionally intense tale of red-hot passion and cold-blooded murder set on the western frontier.
Matthew Coulter was beaten, shot, and left for dead by the Sebastian gang, but that was nothing compared to the pain he felt when they killed his wife. Swearing that he wouldn’t rest until every last member of the gang was dead, he’s been hunting them for three years. And now, he’s finally close enough to get his revenge.
Eden Keegan is the kind of woman who would stand beside a man, never behind him, but she’s taken to her limits when she’s kidnapped by the Sebastian gang. Then, against all hope, she’s rescued in the middle of the night by a man with a hard glint in his eye. But is Coulter just another outlaw? He certainly looks like a scoundrel, but as they try to lose the Sebastians in the wilderness, she learns that under his rough exterior is a decent man who suddenly finds himself at a crossroads. Coulter knows that revenge can finally be his if he just turns to face his pursuers. If he fails, he dooms Eden to captivity…or worse. Now he has a choice to make. Settle the score…or surrender to his heart’s desire.


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In the Graveyard of Empires


America's War in Afghanistan
Seth Jones
Publisher: W.W. Norton & Co. Inc., July 06, 2009
Review: Longtime Afghanistan expert and RAND analyst Seth G. Jones watched as American optimism evaporated after the defeat of the Taliban in 2001 and, just four years later, a new “war of a thousand cuts” had brought Afghanistan to its knees. With In the Graveyard of Empires, Jones harnesses important new historical research on insurgencies and integrates thousands of declassified government documents to offer a penetrating and definitive account of the American experience in Afghanistan, from the rise of the Taliban to the depths of the insurgency.
As Jones shows, the siphoning of resources to the Iraq war left U.S. and NATO forces in Afghanistan ineffectual and without support. Through interviews with prominent figures, including ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad and commander Karl Eikenberry, Jones explains how a growing sanctuary for insurgents in Pakistan and a collapsing government in Kabul catalyzed the Taliban resurgence. Examining what has worked thus far—and what hasn’t—Jones argues that we must take a radically new approach to the war if the United States is to avoid the disastrous fate that has befallen every world power to enter the region, from Alexander the Great to the Soviet Union.


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The Time of Our Lives (Large Print)



Tom Brokaw
Publisher: Random House Trade Pub/Div Random House, November 01, 2011
Review: Tom Brokaw, journalism icon and blockbuster author of The Greatest Generation and Boom!, returns with a provocative look at how America has changed since the Great Depression, and what we need to do to foster our nation’s future.
Enlivened with stories from Brokaw’s own family—from his grandmother’s 1930s experiences to the unique challenges faced by his 21st-century grandchildren—The Time of Our Lives points out that the premise that each new generation will enjoy more success than the previous one no longer holds. So where do we go from here? Discussing everything from the need to reform education and the promise and perils of modern technology, it’s a fascinating look at how we can make the American Dream a reality today.


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Prophecy of the Sisters



Michelle Zink
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, August 01, 2009
Review: Lia Milthorpe is forced to battle an army of lost souls—and the sister she once loved—or face a fate worse than death in Prophecy of the Sisters, Michelle Zink’s haunting first installment in an extraordinary trilogy.
Lia and her twin sister, Alice, have just become orphans, and, as Lia discovers, they have also become enemies. The twins are part of an ancient prophecy that has turned generations of sisters against each other. To escape from a dark fate and end the prophecy, Lia must learn the mysterious circumstances of her parents’ death and the true meaning of the tattoo-like mark that has suddenly appeared on her wrist. As Lia soon discovers, Alice will go to any length to defeat her. Will good or evil prevail? (Ages 9-12)


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Lonestar Homecoming



Colleen Coble
Publisher: Thomas Nelson, June 26, 2009
Review: Lonestar Homecoming, the third exciting tale in Colleen Coble’s popular Lonestar series, is filled with page-turning suspense and romance.
Moments before her California wedding, Gracie finds two Federal agents at her door with a warrant for the arrest of her fiance, Cid Ortega. When gunfire breaks out in the front yard and the agents are killed, Gracie realizes that Cid had lied to her about his involvement with the drug cartel and she escapes by train to Texas with her young daughter.
Army reservist Michael is on the same train, wondering how he’s going to care for his two children who have just lost their mother. At the Bluebird Crossing station in Texas, he sees Gracie, barely able to stand, with a little girl. He hires her as a nanny but senses that she’s running from something. When Michael reports for border duty, he learns that the drug cartel has put a price on his own head as revenge for his brother having killed the kingpin’s brothers.
When Cid arrives unannounced with nothing but bad things in mind, Gracie sees her plans for a happy life with Michael coming to an end and her faith in God almost gone.
Gracie has left God…but has God left Gracie?


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Juliet



Anne Fortier
Publisher: Ballantine Books Inc./Random House, August 24, 2010
Review: Orphaned at a young age and raised by a loving, devoted, wealthy aunt, Julie Jacobs is stunned to learn that all she inherits is a key to a safety deposit box in Italy!
Julie recently discovered she’s named for Giulietta, an ancestor whose love for a boy named Romeo rocked medieval Siena. But more stunning is that the feud made famous by Shakespeare is still going on—and it’s all about her key. Julie can’t help thinking of the play’s notorious curse—“A plague on both your houses!”—as she realizes her quest to find her family’s lost treasure, a bejeweled statue of the doomed lovers, has become a dangerous competition; and the only one who can save her is her Romeo. So where is he? Anne Fortier’s Juliet is fantastic fun!


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Willow



Linda Lael Miller
Publisher: Pocket Books/Simon & Schuster, September 28, 2010
Review: A classic reborn, Willow was first published some 25 years ago, and was one of the novels that helped earn Linda Lael Miller the title “First Lady of the West.” Now, in this special edition, she revisits the story with a fresh eye, fleshing out the love scenes, subplots, and characters to give the book new depth and complexity.
Taking us back to 1883 Montana, the story follows Willow, a fiery young beauty who spent part of her childhood in an outlaw camp. Newly married to Gideon, she finds her wedded bliss turning to despair when she learns that he’s on a mission to capture an outlaw—a man who happens to be her brother. Now, she must decide: betray her family, or risk the love she has dreamed of all her life. Or is there another way?


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Kings of the Earth



Jon Clinch
Publisher: Random House, Inc., July 06, 2010
Review: Jon Clinch, author of the prize-winning novel Finn, secures his status as a writer to watch with this powerful and utterly compelling tale of life, death and family in rural America.
Told in a chorus of voices that spans a generation, Kings of the Earth is a psychologically powerful narrative that hums with suspense as it draws us into the lives of the Proctor brothers, an elderly—and decidedly peculiar—trio living in a kind of crumbling stasis in their decaying upstate New York farm. It’s a solitary existence, one with few ties to the outside world, until one of them dies in his sleep and a state trooper—suspecting the other two of murder—launches an investigation that sheds harsh light on their hidden lives.


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The Ideal Man (Large Print)



Julie Garwood
Publisher: Dutton, Div of Penguin Putnam, August 09, 2011
Review: Julie Garwood’s The Ideal Man is unrivaled romantic suspense. Surgeon Ellie Sullivan is out jogging when she witnesses a shooting. She’s able to save the victim, but all Ellie can tell FBI Agent Max Daniels is that the gunman was in the company of a woman. What she doesn’t tell the ruggedly handsome agent is that being in his presence sends more adrenaline surging through her system than she felt during her ordeal! But while Max shares the attraction, at the moment he’s more concerned with the couple Ellie saw, notorious weapons dealers who have almost certainly put a price on her head. When Max learns she’s gone to South Carolina for her sister’s wedding, he shows up to protect her, unaware of another threat looming in the shadows….


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The Polar Express



Chris Van Allsburg
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Company, July 01, 1985
Review: Take an adventurous ride with a young boy on the Polar Express—an old-fashioned steam train that takes children to the North Pole to see Santa off on his annual sleigh ride. There, the young boy not only chooses the first gift of Christmas—a silver bell from Santa’s sleigh—but he also discovers the true meaning of the season. Told through the eyes of Van Allsburg as a child, this 1986 Caldecott Medal Winner will bring the holiday spirit to every child and family that receives it. All ages.


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Insects & Spiders: 3D Viewers




Publisher: Cowley Robinson Publishing, August 01, 2008
Review: Cozy up to nine of the coolest creepy crawlies you’ll ever see, such as the South American bird-eating tarantula, with the incredible 3D viewer that’s built right into the cover of this book. (Ages 6-9)


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The Black Prism



Brent Weeks
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, August 25, 2010
Review: You helped set Brent Weeks securely in the fantasy firmament with your enthusiasm for his Night Angel Trilogy. Now get ready for The Black Prism—Book One of The Lightbringer Trilogy—as Weeks flexes his world-building chops in an astonishingly original universe.
In the Seven Satrapies, each color in the spectrum has its own magical attributes. Mages mostly specialize in one color of light, though some can manipulate two, three or even more. Gavin Guile is one of the rare few known to history who can work all colors at once. As such, he has become the Prism—the most powerful mage in the world, whose power, wit and charm are all that preserves a tenuous peace with rival kingdom Tyrea.
But Prisms break under the strain of their magic, and Guile knows exactly how long he has left to live: five years to achieve five impossible goals. Then Guile discovers he has a son, born in Tyrea after the war that put him in power. It is a secret that could tear his world apart...a secret even more imperiled when he and the son he has never known are thrust into the middle of a burgeoning civil war.
Weeks has honed his craft and it shows; The Black Prism is a tour de force in post-LOTR fantasy storytelling.


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The Evolutionary Void



Peter F. Hamilton
Publisher: Del Rey, August 31, 2010
Review: Exposed as the Second Dreamer, Araminta is the target of a galaxy-wide search by government agent Paula Myo and the murderous Cat, along with others determined to prevent—or assist—the Living Dream’s pilgrimage into the Void. A microuniverse, the Void may contain paradise, but it requires energy from outside—and if Ilanthe, leader of the Accelerator Faction, has her way, the entire galaxy could be consumed.
As Araminta chooses whether to run or to accept her responsibilites, Inigo, the First Dreamer, faces a fateful decision of his own: Should he release Edeard’s final dream—one whose message is barely less dangerous than the pilgrimage itself?
The Evolutionary Void brings Peter F. Hamilton's Void trilogy to a stunning close.


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Trixie & Jinx



Dean Koontz
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA), September 01, 2010
Review: Do you ever wonder what pets do when their humans aren’t around? Well, #1 New York Times bestselling author Dean Koontz’s dog, Trixie the golden retriever, likes to play video games, read canine literature, and have picnics with her best friend, Jinx the dachshund. But when Jinx and his family go on a vacation that seems to last forever, who will be Trixie’s best friend? After all, there’s really nothing better than hanging out with best buds!
Trixie Koontz captured the hearts and imaginations of kids of all ages when she showed us what it’s like to be a dog in I, Trixie, Who is Dog. She once again shows us just how great a dog’s life can be in Dean Koontz’s and illustrator Janet Cleland’s wonderful Trixie and Jinx. (Ages 2-4)


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Love Finds You in Sugarcreek, Ohio (Large Print)



Serena Miller
Publisher: Ellie Claire Gift & Paper Corp., May 26, 2011
Review: Our Love Finds You series features everything from old loves lost to new loves found. The newest addition is Serena Miller’s Love Finds You in Sugarcreek, Ohio, where a mysterious outsider casts a long shadow on Ohio’s Amish country.
Policewoman Rachel Troyer has always looked after her three elderly Amish aunts, proprietors of a farmhouse inn near Sugarcreek. The idyllic town is popular with tourists, who come to sample its famous Amish goods. But one thing is clear to Rachel—Joe Matthews is no tourist. When the bearded stranger lands on her aunts’ doorstep begging shelter for himself and his young son, Rachel suspects his motives.
Will Rachel uncover Joe’s secrets despite her aunts’—and her own—growing affection for him?


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Dark Peril


A Carpathian Novel
Christine Feehan
Publisher: Berkley Pub Gp./Mbr Of Penquin Putn, August 31, 2010
Review: Number one bestselling author Christine Feehan continues her scorching Carpathian tales with Dark Peril, a white-hot novel about a Dragonseeker on a suicide mission who meets a sensual shape-shifter who gives him a reason to live.
Dominic, of the Dragonseeker lineage—one of the most powerful of the Carpathian lines—has known only war for centuries, and he’s ready for his final task: to infiltrate the enemy’s lair and unearth their plans. The only one way to do it is by ingesting the parasitic blood of a vampire, making it a one-way mission. Once he gets the information and relays it to the Carpathians, he intends to go out fighting and end his barren existence with honor.
Solange of the jaguar people is a pureblood who’s long been fighting to protect the few remaining shape-shifters from her own father. Aptly named Brodick the Terrible, the man slaughtered everyone she loved, and now he’s forging an alliance with the vampires themselves. Knowing that must not be allowed to pass, she plans one last battle, accepting that she will not come out alive.
They are two warriors, fighting without hope, on a collision course with destiny. But when they meet, nothing will ever be the same again….


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Topsy-Turvy Bedtime



Joan Levine
Publisher: Candlewick Press, April 22, 2008
Review: A little girl discovers what a nightmare bedtime can be for parents—and hilarity ensues—when her mom and dad turn the tables on her after she tries to put them to bed!
Arathusela does not like to go to bed one bit! Bedtime rolls around and…well, talk about drama. But when this wired wild child offers to help her folks get ready to go to sleep, they have so much fun convincing her that their job isn’t as easy as she thinks—in fact, as Arathusela soon realizes, it’s downright exhausting!
If you’re tired of the tantrums and fussing and wheeling and dealing (“Puh-leez, just a few more minutes?”) that always seem to come with saying goodnight, then this hilarious bedtime story is a dream come true! (Ages 4-6)


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Living Beyond Your Feelings


Controlling Emotions—So They Don't Control You
Joyce Meyer
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, September 06, 2011
Review: Living Beyond Your Feelings could be one of the most important books you’ll ever read. In it, Joyce Meyer, author of many bestsellers, including Battlefield of the Mind, helps us understand the many feelings we all experience. She examines how our brain processes and stores thoughts and memories—and then, emotion by emotion, explains how we can manage our responses to those emotions. By doing that, Joyce gives us practical ways for effectively managing the feelings that can destroy our relationships and wreak havoc on our lives.
The average person has 70,000 thoughts every day, many of these thoughts triggering a corresponding emotion. No wonder we often feel like we’re controlled by our emotions—Living Beyond Your Feelings shows you how you can control them. Blending biblical wisdom and her own personal anecdotes with the latest psychological research, Joyce discusses the impact of stress, anger, sadness, grief and guilt on our physical and emotional health—and the benefits of happiness.
With Living Beyond Your Feelings, you’ll have a practical, life-changing “toolbox” for choosing to do what’s right no matter how you feel and make the decisions that will release God’s best into your life.


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Den of Thieves


Book One of the Ancient Blades Trilogy
David Chandler
Publisher: HarperCollins, July 26, 2011
Review: Once there was a knight named Croy. Croy was bearer of an ancient blade with a powerful destiny. He was also a bit naive. He believed in honor. He believed that people are fundamentally good and will do the right thing if given the chance.
Unfortunately, Croy lived in the city of Ness, a thriving medieval city of 50,000 people, all of whom would gleefully stab you in the back…if given the chance. Ness was also the home of Malden, a clever thief who lived by his wits, disarming cunning traps, sneaking past sleeping guards and running away very fast whenever people tried to kill him. Which was often. One time, Malden was recruited to steal an enchanted crown. In the process, he set off its guardian demon, and that’s how Croy and Malden met.
Shrewd thief and noble knight probably would never have become friends if it weren’t for Cythera. Cythera is a witch with a problem: She’s under a double-whammy of a spell. If anyone touches her, they could die. And despite herself she can’t stop Croy and Malden from falling in love with her...both at the same time.
Laden with twists and turns, high adventure and a little romance, Den of Thieves by David Chandler is good old-fashioned rollicking fun!


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Look Again



Lisa Scottoline
Publisher: St. Martin's Press, Llc, April 14, 2009
Review: Switching venues from the courtroom to the newsroom, Edgar® Award winner and bestselling author Lisa Scottoline breaks new ground in Look Again, a searing and emotional thriller that plays on a mother’s worst nightmare.
When Ellen Gleeson, a Philadelphia journalist and single mom, gets a “Have You Seen This Child?” flyer in the mail, she almost throws it away, but something about it makes her look again, and her heart stops. The boy in the photo is identical to her adopted 3-year-old, Will: same sky blue eyes, same small nose, same lopsided grin.
Ellen’s every instinct tells her to deny the similarity between the boys, because she knows her adoption was lawful; as a reporter, she knows she won’t be able to stop thinking about the photo until she figures out the truth.
While she follows up a story about a family abduction, she can’t shake the question: If Will rightfully belongs to someone else, should she keep him or give him up? As Ellen investigates, she uncovers clues no one was meant to discover, and when she digs too deep, she risks losing her own life—and that of the son she loves.
Packed with twists that will throw you for a loop, Look Again is Lisa Scottoline at the top of her game.


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I Love Oceans / I Love Rainforests-2


First Facts And Pictures

Publisher: Miles Kelly Publishing, February 01, 2009
Review: It’s so much fun to spot a thorny seahorse as it blends in with its natural habitat—or to get an up-close glimpse of a three-toed sloth. There are so many interesting things to learn about, too! (Ages 4-6)


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Whisper Falls



Toni Blake
Publisher: Avon Books/Imp Of Harper Collins Pu, December 28, 2010
Review: From Toni Blake, a compelling new voice in contemporary romance, comes Whisper Falls, an emotional story about two lost souls who learn to open their hearts to love.
Tessa Sheridan has returned home to Destiny, Ohio, and she’s not happy about it. Now she's having trouble making ends meet, her sex life is nonexistent, and the serenity of her cabin is being destroyed by her new neighbor and his loud biker friends.
Family problems drove Jonathan “Lucky” Romo away from Destiny 15 years ago, and now that he’s back, he’s still harboring secrets from his dark past. Knowing he has no business exploring his attraction to his sexy neighbor, he tries to keep his distance, but a red-blooded guy can resist temptation for only so long.


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The Body in the Gazebo


A Faith Fairchild Mystery
Katherine Hall Page
Publisher: Morrow, April 19, 2011
Review: Are you sure you were right?” The mysterious letter upsets her so much that Ursula Rowe falls ill with worry. Looking in on the dear older woman, Faith Fairchild becomes her avid audience as Ursula reveals a dark family secret she's carried for 70 years.
In Katherine Hall Page's The Body in the Gazebo, Ursula paints a riveting story about the murder of her brother Theo in 1929. The killer was sent away, but if the letter's allegations are true… Ursula wants Faith to find out once and for all.
Plus, Faith has a more personal mystery to solve. The discretionary fund at the church has been pilfered—money her minister husband had sole access to. Juggling clues from past and present, can Faith save the names of those she loves? Recipes.


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The Perfect Nazi


Uncovering My Grandfather's Secret Past
Martin Davidson
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/Mbr of Penguin, March 01, 2011
Review: As a child, Martin Davidson sensed there was something different about his German grandfather, Bruno Langbehn. He was told that Langbehn had been an unassuming dentist in Berlin during World War II. Yet there was a distinct air of mystery surrounding Langbehn, a proud, blustery man who often hinted at a dark, secret past. Although intrigued, Davidson was too afraid to pry. In 1992, Langbehn died and Davidson discovered what his family had not wanted him to know: his grandfather had been a Nazi SS officer.
He was flummoxed by the revelation and desperate for more information. Relying on investigative skills he honed as a documentary producer for the BBC, Davidson delved deep into his grandfather’s past. “I was driven by curiosity. But trepidation, too,” he admits. “Having once embarked, there was no turning back. I was determined, once and for all, to know the truth.” The results of his investigation are revealed in The Perfect Nazi. The book draws from an astonishing cache of personal documents, Nazi records and eyewitness accounts to paint a portrait of a man whose story moved lockstep in time with the rise and fall of the Nazi Party.
Langbehn joined the Bund as a child, graduated to the Brownshirts and signed up for the party as soon as it had become legal, seven years before Hitler came to power. According to Davidson, his grandfather fit the archetype on which the Nazi Party was founded: the middle-ranking, cogwheel-oiling, paper-pushing, fanatical fascist. “He was a very particular kind of Nazi, but one whose story rarely ever gets told,” writes Davidson. “It’s the willing agents, the factotums, the managers like Bruno who are taken for granted, who function as unthinking givens. They were there at the beginning, were crucial at every juncture, and were there at the end—and beyond. The Nazi story is inconceivable without them.
Davidson also considers the lives and careers of other relatives who made different choices during the war. What he finds is that a number of them were on the wrong side of the greatest moral divide of modern times. In investigating his own family history, Davidson manages to illuminate the complex of emotions and calculations that caused millions of Germans to embrace an insane ideology of mass murder. When he learns that Langbehn was in Hungary in 1944, the author is forced to confront the horrifying possibility that his grandfather helped Adolf Eichmann send 700,000 Hungarian Jews to Auschwitz.
Part personal quest, part memoir and part WWII chronicle, The Perfect Nazi sheds light on one of history’s darkest hours—and one man’s struggle to come to grips with his family’s dark past. It’s an absorbing, deeply revealing work.


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Mr. Chartwell



Rebecca Hunt
Publisher: Dial Press/Dell/Div. of Random House, February 08, 2011
Review: In this utterly original novel, Winston Churchill wakes up one more in July 1964 to find a dark “presence” standing in the room, staring at him ominously. It’s Mr. Chartwell. Not long after, Esther Hammerhans, a British librarian at the House of Commons, answers the door and finds a monstrous silhouette roughly the size of a mattress. He, too, is Mr. Chartwell.
Charismatic and endlessly seductive, Mr. Chartwell magically unites the eminent statesman and the vulnerable young woman… but can they withstand his stranglehold on their lives? Can they explain who he is, and why he’s come to visit? In this hilarious novel, Rebecca Hunt explores how two lives collide as Mr. Chartwell’s motives prove to be dark, indeed.


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Strategic Moves (Large Print)



Stuart Woods
Publisher: Putnam Pub Group/Mbr Of Penguin Put, January 18, 2011
Review: For 30 years, Stuart Woods has kept us on the edge of our seats with exciting and stylish thrillers that keep pace with our times. Now the perennially bestselling author delivers Strategic Moves, a “ripped from the headlines” page-turner featuring legal eagle Stone Barrington.
Stone is enjoying his usual dinner at Elaine’s when his boss at Woodman & Weld, the law firm where he is “of counsel,” hands him a check for one million dollars! It seems Stone’s undercover dealings with MI6 have brought a big new client to the firm—and, along with the bonus, they’re offering to make him a partner!
But soon as he takes the deal, a scandal erupts that might torpedo his promotion: Could it be that the lucrative new client is a Madoff in disguise?


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Cuentos para sonar




Publisher: Usborne Publishing Ltd., August 01, 2010
Review: Manzanas de oro y una sopa de piedras, alfombras voladoras y dragones de hielo, un hombre que duerme veinte anos y un nino que solo tiene el tamano de un pulgar. Aqui hallara veinticinco historias en total —cuentos de hadas alemanes, rusos, ingleses, franceses y chinos, fabulas de Esopo, mitos de la antigua Grecia, relatos inspirados en el folclore de los indios americanos— para leerle a sus pequenos a la hora de dormir y poblar sus suenos de magia y de luz. 8 1/8" x 10 1/8", 98 pags. Tapa dura acolchada. EDADES 4-10


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The Journal of Helene Berr



Helene Berr
Publisher: The Weinstein Company, LLC, November 11, 2008
Review: How will the world be cleansed unless it is made to understand the full extent of the evil it is doing?” So writes Helene Berr in the diary that has become a publishing sensation around the world; a work that has proven to be an important literary contribution to the history of the Holocaust, written by a gifted young writer who would become a victim herself.
Translated by David Bellos, The Journal of Helene Berr was written by an exceptionally intelligent young woman who was among the many French Jews funneled through Drancy, the Parisian collection camp, to Nazi death camps. She was a student of English Literature at the Sorbonne and was deported to Auschwitz with her mother and father in 1944, eventually dying in Bergen-Belsen in April 1945, four days before the British liberated the camp.
The book traces her development as a college student reading Yeats and Shakespeare to her eventual arrest and the grave conditions of her life thereafter. Throughout the heartrending tale, the young author peppers her narrative with a disarming philosophical air, declaring, “I am leading a posthumous life.” Now, with the publication of this journal, that life can be revealed to the world.


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Make Me I'm Yours...Christmas


20 Simple-to-Make Projects
Cheryl Brown
Publisher: David & Charles Publishers, May 01, 2011
Review: There are so many festive projects packed into this pint-sized book—and they’re as adorable as the book itself. It’s never to soon to get started on your yulrtide decorations, cards and gifts and Make Me I'm Yours…Christmas, by Cheryl Brown, makes it easy and fun with more than 20 great ideas for sewing, stitching, papercrafting and beading. Choose from Mr. and Mrs. Gingerbread toys that look sweet enough to eat, a beautifully appliqued felt Christmas countdown advent calendar with pockets for treats (it’s a keepsake sure to be cherished season after season), a cheerful table runner inspired by traditional Scherenschnitte paper cuts, a luxurious beaded stocking and so much more. Templates provided, where necessary.


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Vision in White



Nora Roberts
Publisher: Berkley Publishing Corp, May 01, 2009
Review: Romance doesn’t get any better than a dazzling new series from the incomparable Nora Roberts. In Vision in White, the first book in The Bride Quartet series, she takes us for a walk down the aisle with four lifelong friends and professional wedding planners convinced that in their personal lives they’re destined to be bridesmaids, never brides. Are they right? We hear the sound of church bells ringing….
The Brown estate in Connecticut is where Mackensie, Parker, Laurel and Emmaline run Vows, the premier wedding planning company for couples ready to tie the knot. Despite their expertise, though, none of these fabulous women has been particularly lucky in love. Strong, independent-minded Mac, the resident photographer, doesn’t even want a relationship, having learned from a selfish mother—who married and divorced more times than she can count—that love doesn’t last. But when slightly rumpled, yet oh-so-cute Carter Maguire, a former college professor turned high school English teacher, gets involved with his sister’s upcoming nuptials, Mac can’t get him out of her mind. Unfortunately, his ex-girlfriend feels the same way—and she’s willing to play dirty to keep Mac from becoming a vision in white.


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Within My Heart


Timber Ridge Reflections, Book 3
Tamera Alexander
Publisher: Bethany House Publishers, September 01, 2010
Review: From bestselling author Tamera Alexander comes Within My Heart, a story of faith in the face of fear and the courage of hearts broken—and mended—by love.
Determined to fulfill her late husband’s dream, Rachel Boyd struggles to keep her ranch afloat with the help of her two young sons. When faced with a loss she can’t afford, she’s forced to trust Rand Brookston, the one man in Timber Ridge she wishes to avoid—he’s a physician, like her father, which tells her everything she needs to know about him. Or so she thinks.
Dr. Rand Brookston dreams of bringing modern medicine to the Colorado Rockies. When a patient’s life is threatened, Rand makes a choice that sends ripples through Timber Ridge—and through Rachel’s stubborn heart.


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Sew the Perfect Gift



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Publisher: Martingale & Company, September 01, 2011
Review: Sew something from the heart with 24 projects from top designers. Sweetly embellished with applique, easy hand embroidery and other special touches, these gifts are as fun to make as they are to give. They’re easy to make too, but if you get stuck on a sewing term, all the basic techniques are covered. Sew the perfect gift for everyone in your life, including silk jewelry pouches and wristlets for fashionistas, posy pincushions for sewists, felted wool journal covers for students, totes for knitters (complete with a side pocket for needles), green thumb vinyl-coated cotton apron for gardeners, cup cozies for coffee lovers, plus all sorts of festive table toppers and cushions for everyone who loves their home and the holidays, too.


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The Sorceress


The Secrets Of The Immortal Nicholas Flamel
Michael Scott
Publisher: Random House Children's Bk., May 01, 2009
Review: Michael Scott’s New York Times bestselling series just keeps getting better and better. The Alchemyst and its follow-up, The Magician, introduced us to two unlikely heroes, gifted twins Sophie and Josh who are destined to save the human race from the Dark Elders, and pitted us in the center of an ancient and secret battle in modern day Paris. Now, the adventure continues in The Sorceress as the Dark Elders and their minions grow even more powerful while Sophie, Josh, Nicholas Flamel and their other protectors struggle to survive. If they hope to defeat the Dark elders, the twins must learn the third elemental magic—Water Magic. The problem? The only Elder who can teach them is Gilgamesh, and he is quite, quite insane. (Ages 9-12)


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The Grand Design


Strategy and the U.S. Civil War
Donald Stoker
Publisher: Oxford University Press, July 20, 2010
Review: Of the tens of thousands of books exploring virtually every aspect of the Civil War, surprisingly little has been written about what was the determining factor in the outcome of the conflict: differences in Union and Southern strategy. In The Grand Design, historian Donald Stoker provides a comprehensive and often surprising account of strategy as it evolved between Fort Sumter and Appomattox.
Battles tend to dominate Civil War literature, but most authors explore the clashes as they played out, not as they were conceived. Stoker begins by reminding us that that strategy is different from tactics and operations. In terms of successful strategy, relationships between civilian and military authorities are key, and the Civil War is an incomparable illustration of this essential truth. Using this premise as a jumping-off point, Stoker examines how Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis clearly identified their political goals and worked with their generals to craft the military means to achieve them—or how they often failed to do so. For example, Stoker shows that Davis, despite a West Point education and experience as secretary of war, failed as a strategist by losing control of the political side of the war. His invasion of Kentucky was a crucial turning point that shifted the loyalties and vast resources of the border states to the Union. Lincoln, in contrast, evolved a clear strategic vision, but he failed for years to make his generals implement it. At the level of generalship, Stoker notes that Robert E. Lee correctly determined the Union’s center of gravity, but proved mistaken in his assessment of how to destroy it. Stoker also presents evidence that the Union could have won the war in 1862, had it followed the grand plan of the much-derided general, George B. McClellan.
Stoker also looks at how the ultimate aims of the Union and the Confederacy shaped strategy. Although the Civil War has been called the first “total war,” it was the Union alone whose aims were total—the complete destruction of the Confederacy—whereas the South was fighting for more limited objectives. Clausewitz’s belief that a war’s political goals determine the scale of its waging sheds new light on the Civil War’s ultimate outcome. Lincoln understood his politics clearly—and correctly employed military means to achieve them—whereas Jefferson Davis utterly failed to match his military strategy to political ends.
Historians have often argued that the North's advantages in population and industry ensured certain victory. In The Grand Design, Stoker reasserts the centrality of the overarching military ideas—the strategy—on each side, arguing convincingly that it was strategy that determined the war’s outcome.


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A More Unbending Battle



Peter Nelson
Publisher: Basic Books Inc., May 01, 2009
Review: Recruited from all walks of Harlem life, the 369th Infantry Regiment was the first African-American regiment mustered to fight in WWI—but the regiment had to fight alongside the French because America’s segregation policy prohibited them from serving alongside white U.S. soldiers.
In A More Unbending Battle, Peter Nelson chronicles the little-known story of the 369th. Named “The Harlem Hellfighters” by their enemies, they spent longer than any other American unit in combat, were the first Allied unit to reach the Rhine and showed extraordinary valor on the battlefield. Replete with legendary heroics—as well as accounts of the rampant racism the regiment faced—A More Unending Battle is a thrilling look at a unique group of fighters.


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Recipe for Love



SHAMARA RAY
Publisher: Strebor Books Int'L, February 01, 2011
Review: Beautiful, sassy restaurateur Jade’s mastered her share of recipes, but she can never quite mix all the ingredients for a successful romance. She’s been burned so many times, it’s a wonder she doesn’t give up. Good thing she doesn’t as Cain comes into her life and a romance begins to simmer. But her just dessert may sour when her ex, Bryce, decides he wants her back... The problem with Bryce is that he can melt her like a torch on a creme brulee. While Cain is a satisfying treat, there’s just no comparison to the way Bryce lights her fire. But soon Jade will have to face the errors of her own ways before she loses what matters most to her.... Recipes are included “…to entice your palate after the novel has enticed your mind.” (Zane)


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The Host



Stephenie Meyer
Publisher: Hachette Book Group USA, May 06, 2008
Review: She's the #1 bestselling author of the Twilight series. Now Stephenie Meyer offers a new twist on the love triangle—one that involves only two bodies—in The Host, a captivating novel of romance and terror.
The war of the worlds has ended, and we lost. The Earth has been overrun by invading alien intelligences who occupy the bodies of the planet’s inhabitants. But Wanderer, the invading “soul” who has been given Melanie Stryder’s body, has discovered that the former tenant of her body refuses to relinquish possession of her mind. Melanie fills Wanderer’s thoughts with visions of the man she loves—Jared, a human who still lives in hiding. Unable to separate herself from her body’s desires, Wanderer searches for a man she’s never met....


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Sewing with Oilcloth



Kelly McCants
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., August 22, 2011
Review: Oilcloth—a century-old favorite—is back! This durable, water-resistant, wipe-clean fabric is great for outdoors, high traffic areas and anything likely to get dirty. And Kelly McCants’ Sewing with Oilcloth proves that this incredibly versatile material is good for so much more than just tablecloths. We're talking storage bins, aprons, makeup bags, outdoor seat cushions and so much more. There's even an oh-so-clever customizable table runner made out of an oilcloth product called Chalk Cloth—and yes, you guessed it, you can write on it with chalk to list party foods, assign table seating, even doodle while you eat! Eye-catching photos along with 20 easy, fresh and fun oilcloth patterns make this book a joy to look at and use.


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Mobbed


A Regan Reilly Mystery
Carol Higgins Clark
Publisher: Scribner/Simon & Schuster, April 12, 2011
Review: In Mobbed by Carol Higgins Clark, summer is approaching, and P.I. Regan Reilly and her husband, Jack, head of the NYPD Major Case Squad, plan on heading to New Jersey to celebrate Regan’s mother, Nora’s, birthday. But the weekend gets off to an early start when Nora calls Regan to come down right away.
Nora just spoke to an agitated high school classmate, who’s learned to her shock that her own mother, Edna Frawley, has sold their home at the Shore and is having the granddaddy of all garage sales. Everything the actress Cleo Paradise left behind when she recently rented the house is up for grabs. The irrepressible Edna even hired a plane to fly over the beach touting the sale—using Cleo’s name! Would Nora please go to the house and try to curtail any other outrageous antics Edna has in mind?
When Regan and Nora arrive at the Frawley house, a mob of potential buyers is waiting at the gate. Once inside, Regan grows increasingly suspicious about why Cleo left her belongings behind. What was the hurry? And where did she go? It’s a question too many people are asking…and no one can answer. It isn’t long before Regan finds herself searching for Cleo, who’s in even more danger than anyone realizes.


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Drink This, Not That!



David Zinczenko
Publisher: Rodale Press, Inc., May 25, 2010
Review: With Drink This, Not That!, authors David Zinczenko and Matt Goulding peel back the curtain on America’s favorite beverages, revealing which ones are absolute no-no’s when it comes to maintaining a healthy weight. The latest entry in the successful Eat This, Not That!™ series reveals that beverages make up nearly 25 percent of the average American’s daily caloric intake and offers no-nonsense advice on the healthiest beverages to drink in any given situation. This essential little book includes nutritional information and insider tips on dozens of popular food chains, 13 secrets the beverage industry doesn’t want you to know, the 20 unhealthiest drinks in America (and what to drink instead) and the truth about diet soda!


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Fruit of All Evil


A Farmers' Market Mystery
Paige Shelton
Publisher: Berkley Pub Gp./Member, Penguin Putnam, March 01, 2011
Review: In Monson, South Carolina, Becca Robins runs a farmers’ market where she sells her own homemade preserves. Soon, the market will also serve as a wedding chapel for her friend Linda. But when Linda's future mother-in-law, a local banker, is found bludgeoned to death after a pre-wedding supper, both the nuptials and the fate of a missing local merchant are on the line.
Never one to shirk a sticky situation, Becca offers aid to Officer Sam Brion, who learns the reason for the deceased's unpopularity: She had been issuing foreclosure notices to property owners who weren't behind on their payments.
But Becca senses a motive far more rotten than financial chicanery—and she relishes the chance to seal the lid on a canny killer! Recipes.


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The Greater Journey



David McCullough
Publisher: Simon & Schuster, May 24, 2011
Review: As David McCullough writes, “Not all pioneers went west.” In The Greater Journey, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author tells the story of the many gifted American artists and scientists who lived and studied in Paris from 1830 to 1900—and changed not only their own lives, but the course of American literature, medicine, art, architecture, music and dance. It was a time when living abroad was not as simple as it is today. The experience was reserved for those courageous and willing enough to face the adversities that accompanied such an intrepid undertaking.
The realities of long-distance travel, especially by sea, were daunting and often perilous. Few of these adventurous souls had ever been to sea. But the City of Light offered these daring Americans a vibrant culture unlike anything available at home. In Paris, they could live and work in the company of others of like minds and aspirations. They would also be surrounded by master artists and celebrated thinkers. As McCullough explains, the Americans who traveled to Paris did so not just for their own improvement, but to benefit their country.
Many of these central characters are well known—James Fenimore Cooper, Samuel F.B. Morse, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr., Harriet Beecher Stowe, Mary Cassatt and Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Other lesser-known figures include Elizabeth Blackwell, the first female physician in the United States; Louis Moreau Gottschalk, a gifted pianist who launched his career performing in Paris at age 15; and Elihu Washburne, a heroic American ambassador who remained at his post through the Franco-Prussian War.
Writers Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Mark Twain and Henry James found inspiration in the treasures of the Louvre and in the crowds milling about the city's boulevards and gardens. Samuel F.B. Morse got the idea for the first telegraph while studying painting in Paris.
It was Charles Sumner’s desire for knowledge that drew him to the legendary Sorbonne. There, he saw black students with the same ambition he had, and when he returned home, he would become the most powerful, unyielding voice for abolition in the U.S. Senate, almost at the cost of his life.
Medical student Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote home of his toil and the exhilaration in "being at the center of things" in what was then the medical capital of the world. From all they learned in Paris, Holmes and his fellow Americans were to exert lasting influence on their respective professions at home. The exploits of these pioneers are, in McCullough’s words, “a big part of the American story, much of which has been too long overlooked.” The Greater Journey pays homage to these remarkable men and women who helped shape our country.


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Midnight Hunger



Todd Gregory
Publisher: Kensington Publishing Corp., September 01, 2009
Review: Vampires want to suck more than your blood in Midnight Hunger, a collection of three novellas focusing on the secret sexual desires of these dark creatures.
Todd Gregory’s Blood on the Moon follows the exploits of a confused frat boy who meets a stranger in New Orleans, a man who will fulfill his deepest desires, however life-altering (or life-ending). Land of the Midnight Sun by Chase Masters deals with a farm boy abruptly swept up in the glamour of Hollywood living. What is the fatal price for instant fame? Sean Wolfe’s The Dark Heart involves a bloodthirsty young man who meets a gentleman that gives him every reason to live—and every reason to kill. Dark, sensual, hypnotic and seductive, this gay erotica’s got teeth!


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A Christmas Odyssey


A Novel
Anne Perry
Publisher: Ballantine Books, Inc./Random House, October 26, 2010
Review: Anne Perry once again brings authentic Victorian charm, nail-biting suspense and redemptive power to the holiday season with A Christmas Odyssey. This time, distinguished mathematician Henry Rathbone is called to help an old friend who fears his missing son, Lucien, has fallen victim to a dark world of vice and venality. With the help of Squeaky Robinson and Crow, two friends familiar with London’s seedy underworld, he combs the pubs, brothels and opium dens of the West End, where rich men procure an extreme and dangerous form of entertainment. Slowly, this odd trio discovers clues about Lucien’s obsession with a mysterious woman named Sadie…and about a ruthless adversary who, like the Devil, never lets go of those in his grasp.


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Bone Crossed


Mercy Thompson #4
Patricia Briggs
Publisher: Ace Books Inc., February 03, 2009
Review: As a car mechanic and Native American shape-shifter, Mercy Thompson can steer her way around transmissions and transmuters with equal aplomb. But vampires and “walkers” are natural enemies. And lately, Mercy’s killing of two very powerful vamps has thrown her into hot water.
Vampires aren’t generally known for their forgiving natures. And Marsilia didn’t get to be Mistress of the Tri-Cities’ vampire seethe by being all warm and fuzzy. Now that she’s discovered Mercy’s true identity as a vampire slayer, nothing will stop her from getting revenge. Mercy may be protected from a direct reprisal by her lover, Adam Hauptman, and his werewolf pack. But Marsilia has other ways of dealing retribution. And none of them will be pretty.


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Dead in Dixie



Charlaine Harris
Publisher: Ace Books Inc./Imp of Putnam Berkle, April 29, 2003
Review: Catch up with Charlaine Harris' first three Sookie Stackhouse novels, and the basis of the HBO hit series, True Blood. This new SFBC edition of Dead in Dixie features an exclusive introduction by the author and includes a “Sliver of Night” ribbon bookmark!
Dead Until Dark: Louisiana cocktail waitress Sookie Stackhouse can read minds, which makes people...uncomfortable. Then along comes Bill—and Sookie can’t hear a word he’s thinking. That’s because Bill is a vampire who runs with other undead. So when one of her coworkers is killed, Sookie fears she’s next....
Living Dead in Dallas: First, Sookie finds a body in her car. Then a beastly creature gives her a poisonous lashing. Luckily, the vampires save her life. That means she can’t refuse when one of them asks her to travel to Dallas and use her telepathic abilities to find a missing bloodsucker.
Club Dead: Sookie’s undead boyfriend, Bill, is on a secret assignment and only his sinister and sexy boss Eric knows where to find him. Resigned, Sookie heads for Jackson, Mississippi, to mingle with the uber-underworld at Club Dead. When she finally finds Bill—in an act of serious betrayal—she’s not sure whether to save him…or sharpen some stakes.


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Eight Days to Live



Iris Johansen
Publisher: St. Martins Press, Llc, April 20, 2010
Review: Forensic sculptor Eve Duncan could never have imagined the nightmare that engulfs her adopted daughter, Jane, when the young artist decides to display a particular painting in a Parisian gallery. It is a chilling portrait based on a disturbing vision Jane has seen only in her dreams and, for reasons she cannot name, she calls it “Guilt.” Now, the members of a cult, a maniacal group that dates back to biblical times, believe Jane has blasphemed. They make it stunningly clear that, to repent, she must make the ultimate sacrifice; they will come for her in eight days.
Desperate to stop the madness, Jane turns to Seth Caleb. Besides his ability to read her thoughts, they connect in other ways that make her weak with longing…and something more she cannot express. But for now Seth turns his uncanny abilities to the urgent matter at hand and discovers the existence of a cache of ancient coins that could buy Jane’s freedom—if they can be found….
Iris Johansen’s Eight Days to Live is relentlessly thrilling as Eve enters the drama, realizing that with this elusive bounty—and Jane’s demise—the cult will be unstoppable. Can she rescue her daughter before time runs out?


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Play Dead



Harlan Coben
Publisher: Nal Signet, Division of Penguin Putnam, September 29, 2010
Review: The wedding of sexy supermodel Laura Ayars and basketball hunk David Baskin is heaven for the tabloids. But the sexy couple is back in the spotlight when, during their honeymoon, David goes for a swim and never comes back.
In Play Dead, Harlan Coben’s first thriller, we understand why Dan Brown calls him “the modern master of the hook-and-twist” as Laura seeks answers to some troubling questions. For instance, why was her estranged mother so hostile to David? And the tension between his brother and his best friend, a Boston detective, is palpable. Inexorably drawn into a web of lies that go back thirty years, Laura soon witnesses something else that feels off: the debut of a basketball phenom who plays just like her dead husband....


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Making Handmade Books


100 Bindings, Structures & Forms
Alisa Golden
Publisher: Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., January 01, 2011
Review: Making your own book is a unique way to convey your own story, via a journal, a photo album, a scrapbook or some other artistic rendering. Making Handmade Books is a book lover’s dream come true with 100 imaginative ways to bind beautiful books. Learn how to make folded, glued, sewn and accordion books; books with pop-ups and other moveable elements; plus a codex, scrolls, Jacob’s ladders, magic wallets and more including slipcases, trays and boxes to store them in with detailed instructions and diagrams to guide you and beautiful examples of each book to inspire you. Highlights include a pocket frame book ideal for displaying cherished snapshots and a guest book made out of a vintage map. How you use them is completely up to you!


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Patrick Henry


First Among Patriots
Thomas S. Kidd
Publisher: Basic Books Inc., November 22, 2011
Review: Review by Lucas A. Powe, Jr.
Give me liberty or give me death.” Perhaps that is the most famous oral statement in American political history and it guarantees that Patrick Henry will be remembered from generation to generation. It is no accident that Henry came up with such a memorable quote. He was known as the finest orator of his time and it provided him with true influence in the political arena. It also helped make him rich as a lawyer, one known far more for his ability to sway jurors than his understanding of the law. In our current period where every notable political figure of the founding generation is finding a good biographer, Henry has found his own in Thomas Kidd’s Patrick Henry: First Among Patriots.
Beginning with the Stamp Act crisis, where it was suggested that his opposition language bordered on treason, Henry worked his way to the top of Virginia politics. He served three years as Virginia’s governor both at the beginning of the Revolution and then again during the Confederation period although besides his famous quotation he is probably best known as a major opponent of adoption of the Constitution. In the latter case he justified his action on the ground of the new government’s threat to liberty—but there is no doubt that he was also concerned with the ability of a stronger government to bargain away American rights to the Mississippi River. Henry was a Virginian (as were so many others) rather than (like Alexander Hamilton) an American.
When Henry first married (he had two wives and 17 children), his father-in-law gave him a 300-acre plantation with six slaves. Like many of the Virginians—and especially Thomas Jefferson—Henry was fully aware of the inconsistencies in the demand for liberty of people who fundamentally denied the liberty of the others they owned. If he were ever to do anything about his concerns, that day ended when Virginia’s colonial governor offered freedom to any slaves who would run away and then fight against the rebellious colonists. As a rich man, Henry died with a large number of slaves none of whom he freed in life or death.
Henry had a very interesting position on religion and the state. He believed in complete religious toleration (something that stood him in good shape with Baptists). But he also believed that each member of society should contribute money to a religion of choice. Thus he unsuccessfully opposed Jefferson’s and Madison’s efforts to disestablish the Anglican church.
Although Patrick Henry is not a thick biography, it is a life and times biography. Thus Thomas Kidd usefully situates Henry in the larger fascinating issues of his time in a book that is a pleasure to read.


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Frankenstein: Lost Souls (Large Print)


A Novel
Dean Koontz
Publisher: Bantam Dell Pub Gp/ Div Random House, June 15, 2010
Review: In Lost Souls, bestselling author Dean Koontz puts a singular twist on the classic tale of Frankenstein and forges a new story of revenge and redemption. Victor Frankenstein had once envisioned a world of superhumans—a perfect blend of man and machine. When his horrifying creations come to life, the survival of humanity rests in the hands of five people who know that the madness which began long ago must be stopped. Yet in the midst of their peril, love will blossom, and they will discover sources of strength of which they will have great need. For a monumental battle is about to commence that will require all their ingenuity and courage, as it defines what we are to be…and if we are to be at all.


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Empecemos el acolchado




Publisher: C & T Publishing, Inc., January 01, 2009
Review: La presentadora del programa “Simply Quilts” ayuda en sus primeros pasos a los interesados en el arte del acolchado. En este volumen, Alex Anderson describe las herramientas (desde el cortador giratorio hasta la maquina de coser), la seleccion de telas y las tecnicas basicas para iniciarse en este pasatiempo, y ofrece seis proyectos, sencillos pero atractivos, para practicar las nuevas habilidades: colcha de barda de carril, de nueve parches, de cabana de troncos, de estrella de la amistad, de gansos voladores y de muestras. 40 paginas.


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The Cartel 3


The Last Chapter
Ashley & JaQuavis
Publisher: Kensington Books, July 27, 2010
Review: In the final installment in the Cartel series, Carter now knows the real truth about Miamor—that the entire Diamond family except for him has been annihilated because of her. And he wants her dead. He and his grief-stricken right-hand-man, Zyir, are out for blood; but Miamor won’t be easy to touch with her long-lost love, Kyotti, and the Murder Mamas by her side. Her crew may be urging her to go back to her murderous ways, but she isn’t the same woman she used to be. All Miamor wants is the chance to talk to Carter and tell him her side of the story because she still loves him. But they’ve already reached the point of no return in this saga, and there’s just no turning back now. But only one will come out alive....


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Miss Julia Rocks The Cradle



Ann B. Ross
Publisher: Viking Penguin/Div Of Penguin Putna, April 05, 2011
Review: Miss Julia can’t believe that just after she promised her husband, Sam, she’d mind her own business, a dead body is discovered in a tool shed just six blocks from her house! Well, maybe that’s a good thing since she does have to find out who’s been writing bad checks in her name. Then again, there’s nothing like a good murder....
When Miss Julia learns that scurrilous Thurlow Jones is trying to cast suspicion on someone she knows is innocent, she decides what Sam doesn’t know won’t hurt him. But Miss Julia didn’t anticipate the challenges of solving crimes during a fierce blizzard that blows into town at the same time Hazel Marie’s twin babies decide to make their debut. Miss Julia Rocks the Cradle is another gem from Ann B. Ross.


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The Last Fish Tale


The Fate of the Atlantic and Survival in Gloucester, America's Oldest Fishing Port and Most Original Town
Mark Kurlansky
Publisher: Ballantine Books Inc./Random House, June 10, 2008
Review: Taking us from Viking voyages a millennium ago to the modern era, the New York Times bestselling author of the acclaimed “micro-histories” Cod, Salt and The Big Oyster sets his sights on the most emblematic of New England’s fishing towns—Gloucester, Massachusetts—to tell the dramatic, and tragic, story of a way of life that took four centuries to build, but could disappear in a matter of decades.
Expertly tracing the development of Gloucester’s fishing industry—from the advent of large schooners that allowed fishermen to ply their trade as far away as the Grand Banks, to the thousands of fishermen lost in storms, to Gloucester’s present-day woes—The Last Fish Tale is Mark Kurlansky’s most colorful, personal, and important book yet.


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Happy Birthday



Danielle Steel
Publisher: Delacorte Press/Div of Random House, July 19, 2011
Review: Famous as the queen of style and gracious living, Valerie Wyatt put in 35 years of hard work to reach the top. And at the top she is, ensconced in a magnificent Fifth Avenue penthouse where trainers, hairdressers and, yes, cosmetic surgeons, come and go at her will. But despite her arresting beauty and youthful appearance, Valerie can’t evade the glaring truth that she’s turning 60.
Meanwhile, Valerie’s equally ambitious daughter, April, has also achieved great success. At the tender age of 30, she is the proud chef and owner of a popular Manhattan restaurant. Yet, like her mother, April finds her age daunting and still single, she wishes her menu included a husband and kids.
Twelve years after retiring from the NFL Jack Adams is the most charismatic sports analyst in the business with no end of twenty-somethings clinging to his 50-year-old arm. But all the accompanying aches and pains of a rough career—and age—have changed Jack’s perspective.
A stunning act of violence and an unforeseen blessing makes Danielle Steel’s Happy Birthday a novel brimming with insight and warmth as these three people, approaching their memorable milestones, discover life’s greatest gifts.


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Catherine of Siena


A Passionate Life
Don Brophy
Publisher: United Tribes Media Inc, August 01, 2010
Review: Like her compatriot Francis of Assisi, Catherine of Siena is best known around the world as a great mystic and saint, reformer and teacher. Born in 1347, she lived to witness a cavalcade of momentous events, including the bubonic plague, famine, and the Hundred Years War that ravaged Europe. The daughter of a Sienese dyer, Catherine began having visions at an early age. At sixteen, she joined the Dominican order and devoted herself to helping the poor and infirm. At the time the popes were under the influence of King Philip the Fair of France and resided in Avignon. Unlike France and England, Italy had no ruler to serve as a figurehead. The Renaissance was in its first bloom, but the city-states of Italy were in disarray. It was a dismal time that cried out for peace and order. Catherine rose to the occasion, working tirelessly to restore order to a fractured Italian city-state system, and bring the Holy See back to Rome. Although unschooled and semi-literate, she possessed enormous fortitude and personal magnetism.
Set against the rich backdrop of 14th-century Europe, Catherine of Siena presents a moving, lucid, and revealing portrait of the strong-minded, fiery young woman who campaigned for peace and struggled to reform the Church. Don Brophy illuminates Catherine’s public life, describing in detail the political and social world she inhabited. He also closely examines her personal life and religious faith. “In the past it was common for biographies of saintly figures to describe miracles and visions as if they were historical facts,” explains Brophy. Adopting a more objective, nuanced interpretation, he views such spiritual phenomena as a form of symbolic language.
Catherine’s motivations for engaging in events of her day flowed out of her conviction that she was called to the task by God,” he writes. She contended with popes, monarchs, and ordinary citizens—cajoling, begging, and at times commanding people to do her will. She promoted peace among the warriors of her native Tuscany, strove to reform the Church and helped persuade Pope Gregory XI to return from Avignon to Rome. She shared her thoughts on spirituality in her letters and in her masterwork, The Dialogue. For all this she was praised and reviled—revered as a saint by her friends and disciples, and nearly assassinated by enemies. Exhausted by her work and austerities, she died at the age of 33, all consumed by her inner fire.
Canonized in 1461 and proclaimed a Doctor of the Church in 1970, Catherine of Siena remains one of the most beloved spiritual figures. Well-researched and based on the latest scholarship, this accessible biography sheds new light on the celebrated medieval saint.


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